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Lumbar dont let the truth get in the way of a bit of Rafa bashing.
The greatest part of Rafas legacy was the fact he brought Kenny back into the fold. Just goes to show how much he actually had the club in his heart. Not many managers would want an ex manager club legend looking over your shoulder. How is it Benitez greatest legacy? how can you possibly say that after such a short space of time, things with Dalglish could still easily go wrong and it will prove yet another mistake by Benitez to go with all his other failings. Thats my point about fans, you only need to win a few games like Dalglish has done and then suddenly everything is alrite again with the Club. Dalglish has had the results recently going in his favour against some teams we are fully expected to beat, the games I have been to suggest the playing style is not much different to under Hodgson, only difference is Dalglish has had a bit of luck when its mattered and has not been let down by players like Hodgson did.
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Lumbar dont let the truth get in the way of a bit of Rafa bashing.
The greatest part of Rafas legacy was the fact he brought Kenny back into the fold. Just goes to show how much he actually had the club in his heart. Not many managers would want an ex manager club legend looking over your shoulder. How is it Benitez greatest legacy? how can you possibly say that after such a short space of time, things with Dalglish could still easily go wrong and it will prove yet another mistake by Benitez to go with all his other failings. Thats my point about fans, you only need to win a few games like Dalglish has done and then suddenly everything is alrite again with the Club. Dalglish has had the results recently going in his favour against some teams we are fully expected to beat, the games I have been to suggest the playing style is not much different to under Hodgson, only difference is Dalglish has had a bit of luck when its mattered and has not been let down by players like Hodgson did. Lol 
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Lumbar dont let the truth get in the way of a bit of Rafa bashing.
The greatest part of Rafas legacy was the fact he brought Kenny back into the fold. Just goes to show how much he actually had the club in his heart. Not many managers would want an ex manager club legend looking over your shoulder. How is it Benitez greatest legacy? how can you possibly say that after such a short space of time, things with Dalglish could still easily go wrong and it will prove yet another mistake by Benitez to go with all his other failings. Thats my point about fans, you only need to win a few games like Dalglish has done and then suddenly everything is alrite again with the Club. Dalglish has had the results recently going in his favour against some teams we are fully expected to beat, the games I have been to suggest the playing style is not much different to under Hodgson, only difference is Dalglish has had a bit of luck when its mattered and has not been let down by players like Hodgson did. You create your own luck and the only person who let Roy down was himself.
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He spent money of course he did.
Some transfers worked some didnt.
How many millions did Houllier, Evans and Souness waste? no problen with that i agree but to single out one failure like hodgson and not put benitez in there as well is just beyond me , ok roy failed big time ok thats fair enough but so did benitez after the initial success similar to houller and evans and F.A.Cup winners souness which people like to forget about . how is it ? Your argument is very weak. Your comparing Hodgson with Benitez is weak. Rafa is a far superior manager to Hodgson. If you dont believe me just check out the major honours they've won between them.
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Lumbar dont let the truth get in the way of a bit of Rafa bashing.
The greatest part of Rafas legacy was the fact he brought Kenny back into the fold. Just goes to show how much he actually had the club in his heart. Not many managers would want an ex manager club legend looking over your shoulder. How is it Benitez greatest legacy? how can you possibly say that after such a short space of time, things with Dalglish could still easily go wrong and it will prove yet another mistake by Benitez to go with all his other failings. Thats my point about fans, you only need to win a few games like Dalglish has done and then suddenly everything is alrite again with the Club. Dalglish has had the results recently going in his favour against some teams we are fully expected to beat, the games I have been to suggest the playing style is not much different to under Hodgson, only difference is Dalglish has had a bit of luck when its mattered and has not been let down by players like Hodgson did. You create your own luck and the only person who let Roy down was himself. No problem with Hodgson leaving in the end it was probably the right decision because players would'nt play for him, but to suggest everything is now alrite with Dalglish at this early stage is massively premature. If Dalglish gets us into the Champions league this season the I will change my opinion and admit I am wrong, but if he fails then he is no different to Roy Hodgson and I fully expect him to be replaced in the Summer for a younger, more modern way of thinking manager.
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If Dalglish doesnt get us into the champions league?!
WTF he's playing catch up on half a season!! If we get top 5 it would be a miracle but to be six point off 4th is nothing more than a miracle. We dont need a young forward thinking manager in the summer we've got King Kenny and long yet his reign last reclaim you bitter old goat.
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By the way reclaim oops sorry marine you didnt give me your views on our out of town support?
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back on topic, i feel sorry for di matteo, he done well with little funds and got WBA playing good attractive football and then to get the sack and replaced with hodgson.
but hope hodgson does well to redeem his reputation
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If Dalglish doesnt get us into the champions league?!
WTF he's playing catch up on half a season!! If we get top 5 it would be a miracle but to be six point off 4th is nothing more than a miracle. We dont need a young forward thinking manager in the summer we've got King Kenny and long yet his reign last reclaim you bitter old goat. The way the league has been this season with everyone beating everyone 4th place in nowhere near a miracle if you can put a run together so if Dalglish is as good as people are making out then it is achievable. I personaly dont think we are good enough anyway and thats a different matter, I think we are the 6th best team in the country overall and I thought we were that under Hodgson and I still say the same under Dalglish.
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